On July 1, the European Union will open external borders for residents of 14 countries. Russia is not included
From July 1, the European Union will open borders for 14 countries. Russia was not included in this list. The Council of Europe recommended from July 1 to open borders for Algeria, Australia, Georgia, Canada, Morocco, New Zealand, Rwanda, Serbia, Thailand, Tunisia, Uruguay, Montenegro, South Korea and Japan. China may also include China if it opens the boundaries for EU citizens.